10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRREPLEVIABLE»
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A law dictionary and glossary: containing full definitions ...
Not bailable. Et sit hvjusmodi inearceratus irreplegiabilis ; and one so imprisoned
shall not be bailable. Stat. Westm. 2, c 11. Irrepleviable. See Irrepleviable.
IRREPLEVIABLE, Irreplevisable. [L. Lat. irreplegiabilis!] That may not, or onght
not by ...
Alexander Mansfield Burrill, 1860
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A New Law Dictionary and Glossary: Containing Full ...
In old English law. Not bailable. Et sit hvjusmodi incarcerates irreplegia- bilis ;
and one so imprisoned shall not be bailable. Stat. Westm. 2. c. 11. Irrepleviable.
See Irrepleviable. IRREPLEVIABLE, Irreplevisable. [L. Lat. irreplegiabilis.] That
may ...
Alexander Mansfield Burrill, 1850
3
An abridgement of the law of nisi prius
If a verdict be found for the defendant, the judgment at common law is, that he
have a return of the goods irrepleviable. (2) As at common law the defendant was
not allowed damages or costs in replevin;1" it was enacted by 7 H. VIII, c. 4, s.
Patrick Brady Leigh, George Sharswood, 1838
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English Historical Documents, 1189-1327
[3] Because, contrary to the form of our recently published statute on those who
are irrepleviable and who not,2 sheriffs and others in times past have let out by
replevin notorious and manifest thieves and people arrested and imprisoned for ...
David Charles Douglas, Harry Rothwell, 1996
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The Massachusetts Justice: being a collection of the laws ...
... which shall by the same precept be directed to be returned and restored
irrepleviable, and the same shall appear in writing, by the, return of the officer
thereon, the Court from whence the same issued, may, upon motion, grant a
withernham ...
Esq. Samuel FREEMAN (of Portland, U.S.), 1810
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The American Jurist and Law Magazine
Utrum averia carrucoz, captee [capta] in vclito namio sinl irreplt- gibilial 'Whether
beasts of the plough taken in a prohibited situation are irrepleviable?' What
would Sir Thomas More, who puzzled the Dutch doctors with this question, say to
this ...
7
A Dictionary of Words and Phrases Used in Ancient and Modern Law
Irrepleviable. Not to be obtained by replevin. Irreplevisable. Same as
IRREPLEVIABLE. Irrepreviable. That which cannot or ought not to be replevied.
Irreprevisable. Same as IRREPLEV- IABLE. Irresistible. That which cannot be
resisted or ...
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The Massachusetts justice: being a collection of the laws of ...
... which shall by the same precept be directed to be returned and restored
irrepleviable, and the same shall appear in writing, by the return of the officer,
thereon, the Court from whence the same issued, may upon motion,-grant a with-
ernham ...
Samuel Freeman, Massachusetts, 1795
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A law dictionary for the use of students and the legal ...
IRREPLEVIABLE or IRREPLEVISABLE. Not to be replevied, or set at large on
sureties (Cowel). It is contrary to the nature of a distress for rent to be
irrepleviable. Tomlins. * IRRITANCY. In Scotch Law, the happening of an event
by which ...
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A Collection of Statutes Connected with the General ...
A distress irrepleviable. hath been yet provided : in this case such process shall
be awarded, that so soon as return of the beasts shall be awarded to the
distrainor, the sheriff shall be commanded by a judicial writ to make return of the
beasts ...
Great Britain, William David Evans, Anthony Hammond, 1836
